Show THE OGDEN STAN AAA A AA A CSTA8USKCO PUBLISHING COMPANY A L G LASMANN EDITOR AND MANAGER Frank Francis and D J Greenwell Associate Editors " AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published Every Evening and Sunday Morning Without a Muzzle or a Club Members or The Associated Press United Press NEA i Service and A B C 'The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use tor republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otnerwise credited in this paper and also the' local news : : SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Be Paid In By Carrier 75o a Month By Mall-Mu- st — Advance 65o a Month S7 00 a Year In Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming— All Other States $100 a Month al Federation of Federal Employes and chairman of the legislative committee of the national legislative council a group of distinguished personnel authorities appeared before the committee and gave hearty support to the bill the terms of Which provide for extension of the merit system to tens of thousands of federal positions now in the patronage category Virtually without exception the witnesses declared their hearty support of the meas ure President Mitchell of the United £States I DARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 17 1935 FORGED DOWN ' z?r tea § - jCr-- - i - vv-v-t- r -! 3vv of civil service commission was outspoken in its behalf Dr KMick director of the com mission of inquiry oh public service per sonnel asserted that the measure is directly in line with the conclusions reached by the The Standard-Examiner- 's Platform commission following its nationwide survey r A Modern City and County Building "Not only do we favor this bill as a basA New City High School ically important step in the movement to Control ftf a Pure Water Supply to Accommodate 150 000 Persons give the federal government a real civil Vigorous Campaign of City and County Road Improve menu service system" Dr Gulick declared "but Scenic Road to Mount Ogden and Road From Ogden we have no hesitancy in saying that our Canyon to Weber Canyon Another North and South Arterial Highway ' experience proves that a bill of this kind An Improved Highway to Great Salt Lake will meet with the hearty approval of think A Central Place On A Transcontinental Air Route f Til M TI IIIHi I IXlraa t£ We have ing men and women everywhere IO INVESTIGATE NRA found almost without exception that com- PENATOR WILLIAM H KING has ioined munity leaders throughout the land in the movement to investigate the man anxious o bring about federal state" and ner in which the NRA operates in control- mumcipal civil Service reform" This bill will accomplish a vast amount ling business His committee is to study the Blue Eagle unit to determine whether it has of good in strengthening the federal civil 5 tended toward oppression of small business service Throughout the nation many men with brierauthority have proceeded to feel their BEHEADING WOMEN importance and inflict their mandates on rvVER in Berlin on Monday next two wosmalMttisines and as a result powerful sen- of being spies They 'are to be beheaded timent-ha-s been developing in opposition Senator King says his committee will on tiie findings of the "people's court" a proceed to the task of discovering if small dreaded tribunal whose judges are mostly business is unfairly treated by the blue tlNzl onicers wno at best 'must- be a prejuLaice" group tilled with suspicions and con eagleutut stantly looking ibr conspiracies Much of continental Europ has the "spv" WAIOVITII JAPAN Li BuELiL president of the "session ana great wrongs have been RAXJUUNU Policy association declares war Pirated because of that peculiar state of Farley Now Will Atone lor Grievous Stamn Error withSISban is not inevitable but it is closer mina- IuuJIt:! vvnne Europe is putting men and women u u i Congressman uui umvise to us"than at any time since 1917 H does Shows 'Era to Tell Who Gets Last Hard It's Up not explain in detail Why war is closer than to deatn on false alarms or fears and are Guffaw in 191 ? except to declare it is chargeable to resoring to tiie purge of death Americans uranium tney are not afflicted with By RODNEY DUTCHER pur national policy of unlimited naval and with imperforates may be attributed to nim of Standard kind that We Examiner anything have no national Washington Correspondent If Tprjeparedness on our part will bring enemies to dread and therefore are hot disWHO LAUGHS LAST? WASHINGTON Feb 16— Well It'5 hard to say just who gets the war ptfcen it is only a matter of time when posed to see bugaboos menacing our na- anyway Jim Farley is going to sliow last laugh Of course anyone who war Tyill "come regardless of what we do tional security us what currency inflation is like held the Farley gifts with sordid short-oas a na Hop aboard for a dizzy tailspin thoughts of their cash value rather yielding our tender sentiments toward Jim Doctors and dentists may deduct the cost with Jim and you'll get an idea liow than tion will now be foiled by the big infla of magazines they keep in their offices in the value of paper money gees down tion in proportion as you pump a lotj of 'Farley's friends have alwavs in CI VLtr: SERVICE REFORM figuring their income taxes Provided they iicw that he was pretty cute to ijjiicr muney mio circuiaiion sisted so remember so back far issue most what many new stamps That important forward step taken they paid for By the way of atoning for a ad yHEl: collectors to automatically the magazines error the postmaster general- willj do buy uncancelledforced of since the opening of the seventy-fourt- h each issue copies the trick with postage stamps He and drove receipts of the depart congress looking toward 'the strengthening Some critics says Jim Farley is the gave away to his friends scores! of ments Philatelic agency (just so and extension of the merit system and the up from $302000 to sheets of nice new issues which be muchuouprofit) Achilles' heel of the a Roosevelt in administra$au year loosening of the spoilmen's grip on federal cause they weren't perforated rp The collectors certainlv eot even Disappointed office seekers in de- resented positions was taken in the comprehensive tion huge values to stamp col They gave Jim a bad case of jim- aoout tnose gift imperforates hearing held by a subcommittee of the sen- scribing him sometimes leave out the lectors who go in for such oddities jams On the other hand Jim will now Achilles and did they squawk! ate civil service committee on the bill Tim- Williams Is marrying Jo-wcelyn Miller" announced the daugh ter of the family at Sunday morn ing breakfast "A fine wife she will make ex claimed her brother "That nit-wplatinum ' blonde to tthom" brains are an absolute strangert" P "That's what will make her such a good wife for Tim" said Lucyj : 'Say Tim is one of the best edu- pated boys I know In spite of all his money he is one of the finest fellows In this man's town" nro- - 7 V-- - J I - S ? i - " f -- self-respe- ct : - spon- sored by the national federation of federal employes iand national legislative council of federal employe organizations The bill was introduced Senator M M Logan of Kentucky With Senator Logan presiding as chairman and with the witnesses presented C Steward president of the Nation- by-Luthe- 0 pinions ' t tnicaeo -- " nS??S?thii first week of last October r 2-c- ent Now that the prince of Wales has composed a piece for bagpipes he has something to blow about i ar Coughlins at that P ress of the : FARLEY JUST UNWISE (Omaha Is entertainino' iDi°?£¥ fcSf wooir "m French Peasants tre home There 'ah how-it-hap-pe- Unwise tnj t r 9nTirw Vw w nome and finally died leaviner but circumscribed byr an entire a T — f —— rr r little-taaw— ouuxiQing w r a"er Het years r tvioi a Wa 4ax rri ri i in h h landscape of winter i f-- S I t- j accnitfii Vk n immv4jbiiu Tn fwh 77 efficient are 'now an? alwavs — 0- everywhere Now Cfdcaeo a citv rpnrpfi American— yearning for iri size SfTt - ww i L'- "wiuic ittuuiv usuum care i th:" j ne' -- P? !°P::weu ram iritntoe Z J xviaximum n i wJ"JS?- -- yetoce 1 " 1 suspicion o 37 degrees with 25 degrees registered at six o'clock alone with! 3060 barometric pressure rpmnPT-otTiT- JfcA ket value And his best friends wouldn't tk eo when it never occurred w Mr apparently and Mrs Roosevelt R?ri tary Morgenthau Secretary Ickes W retary and other " f " mo I and rel-f and snow on pinciaw mends e that read the seed i L!5 ffa rnr maI i w 'SSf £ thenJ tnTm SHSf AAte rimtt — A r CONGRESSMAN uuui whk Nor did it nio cr c- -b STINGS 'EM occur to them to sell b Pro"t" either-- X- pb" vms :e a aeyto Iriend be in under as we gent wno put his women ies were rket and L 1?n with a I SlSS??'! little 'cloudy a maJ°r one year ago with maximum S upheaval In stampitemDeratni-- °KfiT12?? wiaiw 7v 'i::'- f some- - ? pspance r t — 99JL m"!1 converth wwvmodest: but sunerhlv rtiTrJ fT every land the tonic - -- mof Thfl an-i- citv HSmm 45 riInM ovwu uviu ( SXX ISs1 - V"ll- ing out that their estates had been the gifts and that there was nothing to prevent their heirs or execu tors irom cashing in after their aeatns — iJi-riU- 1 Revfew New Play 1Toiessor A NOT SO SMART EITHER Funny1 thing is Millard was a bit oV mat me world "uc - w of the JosephwiS n?es?n?P One is Republican that he ii !utureSeS£ of S Utah University thiiMffhl reluctant thf current he lept muf5 week a"6r Sow kfe?ars TtoPlSJS Pltents and the girls as they series of lectures Westchter eouat Ind Monday eveSng theatre Broadway' of the American PhilatPn£ Pernf 'P3 Puppets- to be Stared at imon a st Th l S-3eed and dt ambers) showered ffieH i3000 UnWMesome attention ofPageants pro sts asainst the Farley sensaa -' the newest plays being presented on I rar meldlSgZum it rj 71aaj Perhaps Chicago learning to know M Smlth "view as his open- - eISr parents will dliJor lUiik nSd msh SS wiT?h VfA48 craze ordiny for ing drama S S Behrmann's "Rain SJfSi!? he bigness of buildings and a men and women and chUdFen toother off the I when the organization J very -In of press "ttle the plays to be re- - Cpfl iCm Anna Alea Many 4V adding to human haDDiness to serious thought of Its ceaseless Prh available areot Tand SE meaTwWle the tak5 hesBSg readil Public The course will be learn from inounc h!??L to thcir' mtle given each Monday night at eight tremTridou? home and the" daughters plus o'clock in Ogden High school library other children that love and fcTnl vumfJa5510n ana con- - Those wishing to register may do so and the idea of tentment with simple tixingsr7 enough: of thJ getting out LMaLiDii nv twy ha— rrwri v iinrtmrtrr bm? Jl - ?h$rh& chirdrtn-tobVubiect- 5 u'u w jl F aM ni-' mrlLr rerwiVi aJHl 1 blind Maybe so Anyhow these days it : is equipped with micro-sco- pe and field glasses and is too small or too far awaynothing for it to see "From the time a little girl puts on some of mother's old clothes And plays 'Let's pretend with the neigh- oornoa cmioren until the day she ' is a grandmother she is playing a part The world is so arranged that women are all actresses as lontr as they live It Is onljwhen man gives up all hope of romanc64 ?tlSityt fff th£Z8£ IS i? i t RocSSStiS ' - ! ana jets her ngure run wild and her hafcv lose its luster that she stops playing a role 1 SSi V££H"hSK 6i — it-w- — V AA W e - l "share-the-wealt- -- j o JJ - - ODAY s LEARNING TO SPEND ANCIENT CITY FOUND WEALTHIEST GIRL WEDS WAR SCARE DEVELOPED La Guardia consulting with President Roosevelt about loans for New York City improvements again proves that we have at last learned to spend money Something over eleven hundred million dollars would be the preliminary total for tunnels Highways public schools Mayor D Ik 1 s7 a $150000000 housinar Drotrram $232000000 to bring a better water from the Delaware extension iurAuum oecause the lack of pr supply of Park avenue as a broad hiehwav IC!)' iA—one on and one for Sun- - foration and the l has 10-- me on and imag- - but he could buy ttetXSrfK above the tracks of the New York i? : :r enhanced hnw ymwmM iwn " aie naa vastly thpir mar Central north to the Bronx eliminaTru i T — nf mafv IHnH clPher on SSSfS ' — p suis i i They s H?7aiA came five girl babies When hSami PAr known outside the rural communitrhanhv of the world The world was tooiihiS rr-:-JILZr-- tod upon oTthe uncertainties of covemm7n7 n wuc fnbS- lofty-po- sus the offifo hnv cjrViiiis cic Mother nature constantly has changed these lives J Children had Arrived 5fthdn r iw tiie uiuuues eacn nnp wpnmofi oc fVio i humble are always welcomed: "t M This of me iertiie Ontario farm land louldXft kSSSn??? Sn°wed pIsp tinr w Frozen like a tin uai£aa No stamp collector himself but only a jolly simple-minde- d postmaster general who just adored to issue a beautiful new kind of a stamp every other week and v autosrrabh -- taste and education as possible ' "They say that love used to be "EVery girl plays the part expected of her by the man she wants to 'marry She will hide a college education like as or she will study Neo Ulatonism to ' ' be able! to talk Intelligently to a and' man Who is looking for'ducation In """-o- " i wie worm - nav- - i landed a wlfe "I hold that as long as a man "6 vicntjr ui wioney oi nis own "There is discussion to Whether peopliS takes his wife for better or worse buys her the things she wants and It usTf J5v - An Kwi XZ£ 1ea m tneir opposuiesor to people establishes AWAA J UUUg her in a nice-homhe man he has occunied himRpTf with Is entitled to the kind of wife he serious matters Solving the prob- - brought with him Into the world wants him lems of money and high finance are wnen that was gone he went back tries j The girl who marries be just that She- - makefT tq to be over his made simnlest accomniish- - perhaps among We take too much for granted the herself over into whatever his spec-ments V are for a wife- it is a good thing just now to periecuon 01 nature's work in ifications iwould "I marry a man start with a lot of money if youicreatmS hundreds of millions of us who is my ratherbecause I believe equal can There is no knowins how much with the right number of hands loves a-- woman a lot the government will leave you after feet eyes ears all the complication that aiman longer If he can respecf her But it has carried out its ideas Besides oi Demgs "learruiiy and wonder whenI mark down my matrimonial h' there are all the fully made" The sad fate of this IT will pretend to be whatquarry us gentlemen hanging around and they Daoy reminds ever it is he wants' in the way of a really mean it wife and let my real self gradually The president wants in materialize and make him think he thousand eight hundred and eighty California Is developing a JapItni-:rVii:anese war scare not the first Con- uuuion aouars largely to take men did"But the one big mistake no man gressman Dockweiler says 25000 out 011 tne ooie which Is demoralizing should ever make is to marry a wo and them at charity real work put of 100000 Japanese in California "'are capable of going under arms He would give jobs that will give man more intelligent than he Is A type of man can stand equaltomorrow" There should be more iamuies enougn to eat while look strong woman It takes a good in ity ior better He doesn't man toa do jobs than that The Japanese work hard ing It but there are such want those he employs: to settle live temperately keep fit and are But nowhere oown in this wide world is to being public charees for always ready to "go under arms" there ever who will not wilt like aiman His is to a man plan $50 give But why should there be war with a a funeral bouquets if he marries a to month him carry in the along Japan? is his intellectual suVTn and unemployment say woman-lwhWhat do we want that Janan depression a period better as ing soon "get as job has? What haVe we that Japan you can with Most men can't 'stand even the" my blessing" could get? equality The only illusion left to Would anybody in the United Who are the saddest men on earth a lot of men is that they are suStates be foolish to Drovoke when enough big news breaks ? They are perior to all women Such a man squeeze still more money out of hostile action on the of the part Japan? "press agents" gentlemen that gets allot of pity from women but them A philatelist has to buy the would Japan be foolish enough to work for politicians theatrical stars no lovej They know that if they inflated imperforates Otherwise he provoke on hostile action Dart the persons and' others that disillusion him on this one point wont have a complete stamp col of the United States? It "could only society would like to be talked about on the they will jerk the last prop from un- - lectioni end In the ultimate destruction of front page der his wobbly superiority complex all Japan's immediate important The proverbial "snowflake in' the arid he will become a spineless ': 4nether region" would have as good wlggly iworm plans a cnance as a press agent trying I never heard of such thincs" ' A baby boy born with a "stric- - for the front page with the "Macon declared Father shocked tured esophagus" no opening for wreck" "the richest girl married" "Women generally speatK of such food to go from the mouth to the and "the Hauptmann verdict" hlngs only when women are nres-- x stomach is dead in spite of doctors' ' The imaginary agent might as ent" said his daughter grinningi efforts Robert Jenkins of Granite well have tried to sell toy balloons aggravatingly By ARTHUR BRISBANE City 111 had lived for 371 hours In Pompeii while the eruption was (Copyright 1934 Kins Feature! (Copyright 1925 practically on the vitality that he on Syndicate Inc) McNaught Syndicate) - World-Heral- d) this Repub- lican fire the official from the postoffice department is this: Farley wasn't dishonest He was THE DIONNES IN CHICAGO are like them in brains educa tion and disposition This is finK the point at 'all Some men wculd be happy with a girl of education and culture and equal some prefer a girl who never had a thought which was not centered in a beauty parlor or a dress department rS "A lot of girls like to be mar C- ried to a man who makes a lot of money and can supply his wife with plenty of fur coats and dresses who will give her a fine car and play golf every free day and stud poker every free night leaving her to her own devices There are men like Tim "Williams who want just that kind of a wife and such a couple ' can't help but be hannv "But I if a woman wants a husband who will share her books and her sports who will sit home evenings and talk to her about this and that and take an interest in the baby's formula and baby psy--- v chology then she had better herself a man as much like herpic'lrN-- ' 1 In the face of rather hot Far inland in lived simple have SfoS they ves They have never had much money but hgvdThardriDl0nne Proved the necessities for his family SiPwi'S? r now he promises to start the jji"iwng presses again ana pump so many imperforate sheets into the philatelic market that none will be worth more than face value That means that a pair of imopr forate Grand Canyon stamps recently onered for sale at $350 will slump in value to a mere four pennies It will be kind of like the tost war inflation in Germany and mav- a cpmp-inobject leson to the senator Thomases and Father Dizzy Dean probaly can't prove where he was on March 1 1932 but anybody in Detroit still can tell Ijim where he was the i " The Inside of Washington SfMtJS aerial-expansi- on ho tested fred ! 'Sure and he has the fastest ear In town he owns the chamnion bull dog and he always wears the newest and gaudiest thing in shirt and tie combinations 'Hie takes "Infinite pride in his possessions and Jocelyn Is the showiest girl In our gang so he will take as much pride in showlne her off as he does in exhibiting his fine car his bull dog and his haberdashery She fits into his scheme of things like a saxophone fits In a jazz band" 'What do young men marry for these days anyhow?" demanded Father laying down his newspaper "wny tnat an depends on what they want out of matrimony? But laughed his daughter all expect to marry some daygirls of course because marriage is fate so they make a study of the tnings wnicn attract a man You can'tcatch aH kinds of fixh with the same bait Some take a others spoons and oryjiy we nave to use the kind ofplugs bai which will attract the Door fish we are aoout to land If we decide to marrv a man the first thing we have to deter mine is what that man wants in tne way-0- 1 a wife As soon as we decide this - - - it r CALL 252 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS III By ROE FULKERSON jv iv-- l M orning iinday mH v& o Oreakfast tion of slums and the slum character from the East River shores The ruins of a city found in northern Mesopotamia where the xigris and Euphrates combine to guarantee fertility irrigation and regular crops are called "remains 01 the world's oldest city nearly 5- vuu years old The ruins included walls of a temple and of private houses traces 01 primitive Industries including ceauiy preparations ror women5 There were probably many cities in existence before this "oldest one" Men have lived on the earth cer tainly more than a million years and themost primitive races must have gathered in more or less definite "cities" as prairie dogs do xenophon tells you of dwellings among the Armenians- - much on the prairie dog order inhabitants to- ing down through the roofs into the ground Cardinal Von Faulhaber ' holds a threat of excommunication over Nazi leaders' that threaten to close Catholic schools in Bavaria The Cardinal conscientious exhorts Catholics to continue sendina their cniidren to Catholic schools saying wnoever passes laws against the freedom of the church Is liable to excommunication" There was a time when subjects would turn from an excommunicated kins in horror To what extent Hitler's Nazi rule has changed that remains to be seen" -v- Tliis is no time to experiment ivith Iialfzvay measures - r ' IT'S TIME MOU l- ' ' - vims VAPonun " f 4 - AT THIS SEASON especially "mere lead colds" are apt to to bronchitis or Is dangerous to neglect any pneumonia It c i-- S M 3 v cold And equally dangerous to experiment with unproved treatments or ''measures half-wa- y Whenever a cold attacks your child massage throat and chest with Vicks VapbRub —the treatment proved by two generations of mothers! VapoRub goes to work ito light the cold— two ways at once! riit Stimulation— VapoRub acts direct through the skin like a poultice or plaster 1 By 2 By Inhalation Its medicated vapors released by body heat are inhaled with every breath "direct to the inflamed of head throat and bronchial tubes Just rubbed on at bedtime its powerful — air-passag- es double-dire- ct action through the night AVWeATcs Llfc If-- ' loosens phlegm— soothes irritated meinbranti-— eases difficult breathing— helps break conry gestion Mothers jfor two generations have depended on Vicks ipoRub It can be used freely and as often as needed even on the youngest child Its use avoids the risks of constant internal dosing which so often upsets delicate little stomachs and thus lowers body strength when most needed to resist disease rfrsa n UHCLXC riv r--- - f ri uQJpOkiEID MOTHERS: Learn about Vicks Plan Tor better Control of Colds -t- help your family have fewer shorter and milder colds Complete directions in each package of VapoRub and of Vicks Or wtite us direct for this ciinic-teste- d Plan— wiw trial package oi specialised Vick aids to better Control of Colds Enclose 3c io stamps to cover ' maifing Address: Vicks 2023 Milton Street Greensboro N C r - o -- Cardinal Faulhaber says Catholics and Protestants are fighting against tne new heathenism" A pretty vounz eirl Miss Doris Duke well advertised by reporters as "the wealthiest girl In the world" Is off for Europe as Mrs James H R Cromwell she and Mr Cromwell ha vtaa decided to get married sud- - 1v Va-tro-n- R-Jlt-ev WW ij'Vi tar fomtsr (§§Rfm®i sii ?®mF J |